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Meanings of rightly proud in English

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Usage of rightly proud in English
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You can be rightly proud of what you have achieved so far.
The Guardian
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But the Romanian held firm -and was rightly proud of herself.
News.com.au
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Thankfully, today Slovenia is rightly proud of its emerging reputation in international viniculture.
The Guardian
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I think it's a story that Irish people should be rightly proud of.
The Irish Times
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Fuller is rightly proud of the financial transparency shown by Lewes.
The Guardian
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Most clubs would be rightly proud to produce seven such teams.
The Irish Times
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Madam, -Dubliners are rightly proud of the Dublin Zoo and its elephants.
The Irish Times
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Wellesley is rightly proud of the Christian simplicity and inclusiveness of this pledge.
The Story of Wellesley
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But you know, you'd have to be rightly proud of these Irish boys.
The Irish Times
10
But I'm rightly proud of it, so I'll tell you anyway.
Honour's Knight
11
They can put on a great face and are rightly proud.
The Irish Times
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And Holywood, Co Down, his home town is rightly proud of its famous son.
The Irish Times
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And it's something, I think, we are rightly proud of.
NY Magazine
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McColgan is rightly proud of Liverpool's commitment to the arts.
The Guardian
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He is rightly proud to have helped small organic growers earn money from their homes.
The Guardian
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Our European friends, Italians, French, Greeks and Spanish are rightly proud of their culinary heritage.
The South African
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Rightly proud across language varieties
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